FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)

We know parents have lots of questions! Below you’ll find answers about registration, tuition, payments, classes, and policies.

How do I register my child?
You can register online, in person, or by phone with a major credit card. Families already enrolled can sign up through our Parent Portal at the top of the page. If you’re new, simply complete the online registration form. Your annual registration fee and tuition won’t be drafted until your enrollment is confirmed by a Power in Motion staff member.

Can my child join a class anytime?
Yes—if there’s an open spot. Tuition will be prorated based on your start date.

Can I switch classes later in the year?
Absolutely! There’s no charge to change classes. Space permitting, you can make changes online, at the front desk, or by giving us a call.

How long is my child enrolled once I sign up?
We operate year-round with monthly continuous enrollment. As long as your tuition is up to date, your child remains enrolled until you submit a withdrawal form.

What is your withdrawal policy?

Withdrawal forms must be submitted online by the 20th of the month prior to withdrawal.

Withdrawals cannot be accepted by phone.

If notice is not received by the deadline, you will be billed for the following month.

Students who miss 2 consecutive months without notice will be dropped from enrollment.

What are the tuition rates?

Annual registration fee: $30 for the first student, $20 for the second, $50 family maximum.

Parent-Tot (40 min, 1x per week): $86/month

Beginner 1 & 2 (1 hour, 1x per week): $104/month

Discounts: 10% sibling discount (applied to the lesser tuition) + reduced rates for multiple classes per child.

When are payments due?

Tuition is due at the time of registration.

After your first month, tuition is charged on the 1st of each month (e.g., October 1st covers October tuition).

If payment is not received before the 1st, the card on file will be charged automatically.

What happens if my payment is late or declined?

Accounts unpaid by the 2nd of the month are charged a $10 late fee.

If tuition is not paid before your child’s first class of the month, their enrollment will be canceled and the spot will be offered to a student on the waitlist.

Returned checks will require future payments to be made by cash or card.

Can I pay ahead?
Yes, you may pay for 2–3 months in advance.

Can I view my account online?
Yes! Log in through the Parent Portal to view transactions, update billing info, and manage your account.

Do you offer credits or refunds?
No. Power in Motion does not issue refunds or credits for missed/canceled classes, camps, or events due to holidays, vacations, illness, weather, or any other reason. All sales are final.

Do you offer make-up classes?
Yes, with the following guidelines:

You must notify the office before your child’s scheduled class.

Make-ups must be scheduled in advance through the office or Parent Portal.

Make-ups are allowed only when class size permits.

No make-ups for competitive team programs.

Missed make-up classes cannot be rescheduled.

You must be actively enrolled to use make-ups.

Is tuition prorated for absences?
No. Tuition reserves your child’s class spot, regardless of attendance.

What should my child wear to class?

Comfortable athletic wear such as leotards, shorts, t-shirts, or warm-up pants.

Hair should be pulled securely back if shoulder length or longer.

No jewelry (except small stud earrings).

How will I know when my child is ready to move up?
Instructors track progress continuously. When your child has mastered the skills for their current level, the instructor will let you know it’s time to move up and help coordinate a new class.

Will I receive progress reports?
Progress is monitored year-round. You’re welcome to ask your child’s instructor about their progress before or after class.

How do I drop a class?
Submit a Withdrawal Form by the 20th of the month before you wish to stop. We do not accept withdrawals by phone.


✨ Tip for Parents: Staying consistently enrolled helps kids build skills and confidence. Long breaks or frequent absences can slow down progress.